Sneaky, but not sneaky enough. When Belgian cycling star Femke Van den Driessche pulled out of the last lap of a race in January, organizers discovered her bike had parts that didn't belong: a hidden motor and battery inside the seat tube, controlled by a Bluetooth switch inside the handlebars.

It's the first known case of "mechanical doping" in cycling history, and Wednesday marks the first punishment. The 19-year-old has been stripped of her titles, fined a sum of 20,000 Swiss francs (roughly $20,000) and banned from competing in the sport for six years.